The BIBO, a new counter top hot and cold water dispenser, provides filtered water and then dispenses it both hot and cold at the touch of a button, giving instant access to pure, clean water.

The water is filtered several times to ensure purity and taste. The filtration firstly removes chlorine to give the water a clean taste. This is similar to most BRITA-style filter jugs. The BIBO further filters the water to remove traces of heavy metals, pesticides and other chemicals before a powerful UV filter makes sure the water is free of any bacteria.

Whenever you imagine water coolers, you more than likely think of the standard white dispenser with a large, gurgling container sitting at the top of it. You likely envision workers in offices leaning against the top of the bottle. It’s usually made of plastic material from top to bottom. It’s what we’ve viewed for the previous 20 or so years, and it’s built a permanent impact. In actuality, numerous water coolers residing in the current market are different to this conventional look and feel. They can be more compact. They’re more sleek and contemporary. They’re not as likely to absorb and show off grime. And, the biggest visual change of all, they’re bottleless.

A bottleless cooler is special in that they don’t have to have a huge water jug resting on top of the cooler; instead, they are connected directly to your building’s water supply. It’s tap water. But the more effective bottleless water coolers have additional ranges of filtration. This produces purified tap water that many individuals consider much tastier than true filtered bottled water. With a bottleless dispenser, you’re not taking filtered water and adding it back into a plastic jug, only to seep that plastic flavour again into your water....

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Bottle Water Coolers vs. Bottleless Water Coolers

Writer: Emma B. Wills on Jun 16 2011.

While you imagine water coolers, you likely imagine the typical white cooler with a large, gurgling jug resting on the top of it. You most likely picture office workers hanging their arm over the top of the jug. It’s usually manufactured of plastic from top to bottom. It’s what we’ve viewed for the last 20 or so years, and it’s made a long lasting impact. In actuality, many water coolers existing in the current market are different to this traditional overall look and feeling. They can be scaled-down. They’re more streamlined and modern looking. They’re less likely to soak up and show off grime. And, the largest visual transformation of all, they’re bottleless.

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